A Little Help On A Cold, Snowy Day
By: Guy in Food on April 12, 2007 - 2:20 pm
It’s Thursday and the weather guessers are predicting 10-14 inches of snow. So, what better thing to do than rustle up a great big ol’ pot of homemade vegetable soup. Not that I’m a vegetarian you understand. Just need something soul satisfying and belly fillin’.
If your interested, the recipe follows:
4 meaty beef neck bones
3 stalks of celery
2 potatoes
4 small turnips
3 ears of corn… stripped
1 large onion
2 regular cans of diced tomatoes
1 large can of whole tomatoes
1 can beef broth
1 can chicken broth
1-2 tbs. of liquid grease
1-2 cups of preferred pasta (macaroni, spaghetti cut into bite-sized lengths)
water to fill the pot
salt and pepper to taste
whatever else sounds good in the way of fresh vegetables
Brown neck bones in a 4-5 qt dutch oven. I use cast iron…just can’t beat the flavor that cast iron imparts to food. After browning neck bones, add diced tomatoes, whole tomatoes, beef and chicken broth and water to pot and simmer slowly until meat is done (2-3 hours) and easy to remove from bones. Remove bones from pot and strip all meat from the bones. Return meat to pot. Chop all vegetables into bite size pieces and add to the pot. Check and adjust for seasoning. Cook slowly until vegetables are done. Serve with cornbread.
This is a great recipe for a cold snowy day. Also, soothes the savage beast when you’re sick and tired of hearing about and reading about politics.
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Even better than veggie soup
Andouille Sausage
2 chicken breast (boneless is easier)
3 cups of rice
2 bell peppers
green onions (any number applies)
chicken stock
red pepper
cayenne pepper
black pepper
garlic
white pepper
paprika
Louisiana hot sauce or tabasco sause
Ok brown the sausage and chicken together
Add the stock, rice, veggies, peppers,
Cook for about 30 minutes or until stock boils down.
And there you have homemade jambalaya! I usually don’t measure anything when I cook it–just throw it all together.
Enjoy.
J
April 15, 2007 - 4:21 pmmy husband cooks soups for me to eat every day at work. I’ll have to pass this recipe on to him.
it looks yummy.
but you can keep the snow
(blog explosion sent me)
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April 19, 2007 - 5:22 pmDarn it now I’m starving and it’s like 3 hours till lunch!!!!
April 20, 2007 - 9:33 am